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Virgin Trains and boss Branson proffer a fond farewell

Have you had the “time of your life” on Virgin Trains between 1997 and 2019, the length of its franchise? Richard Branson would like to think so in this vid from social media agency Cubaka featuring some B-listers (and himself) ...

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Anomaly delivers for Virgin Trains again – while it lasts

Virgin Trains may be on its way out as holder of the UK’s West Coast franchise in a row with the UK government over pensions. Companies like Virgin Trains, which is owned by Stagecoach and Richard Branson’s empire, are rather ...

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Virgin Trains makes the most of gridlocked UK roads

We don’t usually do “info posters,” out of home installations that give you information because, well, there are so many of them. But Virgin Trains, Anomaly and media agency Manning Gottlieb are running a campaign telling motorists how much quicker ...

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Does Virgin Trains reach its destination in Anomaly debut?

Anomaly is making its debut for important new client Virgin Trains, asking us if we prefer “Spandau or speedcore.” Speedcore, it seems, is loud, aggressive music (you can also have thrashcore should you be especially brave) while Spandau refers not ...

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Virgin Trains pulls into go-go Anomaly

Anomaly appears to be on a roll, winning a big industry award in the US and Diet Coke and now its British outpost is reported to have won Virgin Trains against pretty stiff competition from Grey, Lucky Generals and Y&R. ...

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TMW ups its game in new Virgin Trains campaign

Creston’s TMW unlimited describes itself as an “intelligent influencer” agency – WTF is that? No wonder clients are confused. Anyway it seems to be the driving force behind the mini-marcoms group and has enlisted good old innuendo in a new ...

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Virgin Trains combo campaign hits the buffers

Virgin Trains has added the East Coast line to its West Coast operation, which means there are now two monopoly operations charging ridiculously high fares if you want to travel today or the next day/week. But Virgin companies don’t let ...

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